The i-D Pre-Spring 2011 issue begins in a flirtatious way that includes winking cover models hamming it up in honor of the i-D logo, which reveals a winking smiley face when turned to the side.
The woman behind the cover of the i-D Pre-Spring 2011 issue is photographer Kayt Jones, who captures iconic models Chanel Iman, Hilary Rhoda, Jessica Stam and Erin Wasson using their hands and over-sized accessories to cover up risque regions. The shoot is a mix of color and basic black and white pictures, but they all equally emphasize the issue's tag line: “Increase the saturation, maximize the brightness, turn up the volume and scream if you wanna go faster.”
It may be a pre-Spring edition, but the pages of the i-D Pre-Spring 2011 issue definitely pack a summer-like heat!
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Hand-covered Photography
- Photographers can explore the use of hand accessories and creative ways of covering to bring a new level of artistry and tease to fashion photography.
- Maximized Vibrancy
- Designers can experiment with bold, bright color palettes to create clothing that stands out and accentuates individuality.
- Provocative Posing
- Models can utilize playful, suggestive positioning while covering up to add intrigue and complexity to fashion photoshoots.
Sectors Adopting This
- Fashion Photography
- The fashion photography industry can explore utilizing creative covering techniques to generate more attention-grabbing and provocative images.
- Fashion Design
- The fashion design industry can use this trend as inspiration to create unique pieces that incorporate pops of vibrant color to draw attention and set themselves apart.
- Modeling
- The modeling industry can take inspiration from this trend to explore new and intriguing poses and creative covering techniques for photoshoots.
